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Cryptosporidium oocysts are inactivated during the winter, as they are susceptible to freezing and thawing cycles; nevertheless, with less freezing, oocysts may increasingly survive through the winter (King and Monis, 2007).

Whereas the incidence of end-stage, highly lethal, overt ACS is decreasing, IAH persists and is likely to increasingly do so as critically ill patients increasingly survive initial insults.

Models of this type have great potential for informing guidelines for ART initiation and individual patient management, as these children increasingly survive into adulthood and long-term immunological health becomes a more pressing question.

Too young to get a hotel room, sign a lease or in many cases hold a job, young runaways are increasingly surviving by selling drugs, panhandling or engaging in prostitution, according to the National Runaway Switchboard, the federally-financed national hot line created in 1974.

Patients are increasingly surviving the neonatal period due to better intensive care therapies, which in turn allow them to reach an age where there is decreased reliance on chest wall mechanics for ventilation [ 2, 6].

The very high rates of infant and childhood mortality were dropping precipitously, and survivors of low birthweight (largely related to global maternal malnutrition and disadvantage) were increasingly surviving to adult life, to express the accentuated susceptibility to chronic disease predicted by the Barker hypothesis [ 5– 7].

Increasingly, to survive on the network schedule, a TV maker needs to learn their language.

Increasingly CEOs survive or falter based on their stock performance as well as their public record.

The Navy can secure the training needs of our servicemen and women while avoiding or minimizing harm to the whales and dolphins fighting increasingly to survive.

"Increasingly, people surviving on low incomes are living on a financial knife-edge.

The increasingly diminished surviving cohort of growing oocytes displayed elevated markers of autophagy and mitochondrial dysfunction.